Indonesia Bible School Conference

During May 26-29 more than 90 representatives from 18 Bible schools in Indonesia gathered for three days of seminars, discussions, prayer and spiritual inspiration on the SATI Campus. Rev. Gani Wiyono, SATI Academic Dean and Director of Education for the Indonesia General Council, was the conveener and organizer for the gathering.

The theme of the conference was Excellence in Teaching and featured presentations by Dr. Roli dela Cruz from APTS, Ekaputra Tupamahu from SATI and Dr. John Carter, APEO Director. Dr. Aldwin Ragoonath was the evening speaker.

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